Land Clearing in Addison, AL
Addison sits on US-278 in eastern Winston County, with Bankhead National Forest on its west side and Smith Lake to the southeast. We clear and mulch land, reclaim pasture and tear down old mobile homes here.
Clearing, Mulching & Dirt Work in Addison
Cobb's Store was the first name for Addison, one of the oldest settlements in Winston County. The post office gave it the present name in 1888. Today US-278 runs east and west through the middle of town, Bankhead National Forest touches the western town limit, and Lewis Smith Lake lies off to the southeast. Addison is inside our service area, and we take land clearing, forestry mulching, demolition and dirt work jobs here with our own machines.
Around Addison you can have timber, cattle pasture, a home site or lake property, and each one grows up the same way when it is left. Privet and briars come first, then sweetgum and pine. A tracked mulcher takes that back to open ground in one pass and leaves the chips as cover. Bigger timber and stumps are work for the dozer and excavator. We look first and price it after. Call or text (205) 535-6376.
A mobile home town
Mobile home building has been Addison's main industry since the 1960s. Homes wear out like anything else, and when one is past living in, we tear it down where it sits, haul the debris to a permitted site and grade the spot. The pad for the next home can be cut and packed on the same trip. Our mobile home removal page covers the steps, including what to ask the county revenue office about the title.
Between the forest and the lake
Bankhead National Forest borders the west side of town, and the roads south lead toward Arley and Smith Lake. If your land touches the forest, have the line marked before anything is cut. If it is a lake lot, the job is different again: steep, wooded and close to water. We clear the house site, rough in a drive and leave the bank covered. See lot clearing on Smith Lake, and for the rest of the county, Winston County land clearing.
Old fields and fence lines
Pasture that has not been cut in a few seasons goes to sweetgum and blackberry, and the fence disappears first. We mulch the growth off without scraping the topsoil, clear fence lines wide enough to get a tractor down, and pull stumps where you mean to disc or cut hay. Tell us whether there is old wire in the row so the operator knows before the machine gets there. Send a few photos of your Addison field and we can tell you a good deal before anybody drives out.
Work We Take On in Addison
Four services that fit the ground around Addison, plus everything else we do.
Forestry Mulching in Addison
Brush, briars and small timber ground to mulch where they stand. No piles, no hauling.
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Pasture Reclamation in Addison
Grown-up fields mulched back to pasture and hay ground, with the topsoil left in place.
DetailsMobile Home Removal in Addison
Old single-wides and double-wides torn down on site, hauled off, and the ground left graded.
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Fence Line Clearing in Addison
Fence rows and survey lines mulched straight and wide enough to drive and work in.
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Can you tear down an old mobile home in Addison, AL?
Yes. We demolish single-wides and double-wides where they sit, along with the porch, steps, skirting and any shed on the lot, and haul everything to a permitted site. Metal is kept apart for scrap where it makes sense. Before the teardown, ask the Winston County revenue office what it needs for the title and taxes on the home. A call or text to (205) 535-6376 gets you a free estimate.
How do I reclaim an overgrown pasture near Addison?
Start by getting the brush off without losing the topsoil. A forestry mulcher grinds sweetgum, briars and privet in place and leaves the dirt where it is. Stumps come out only if you plan to plow or disc. After that the ground needs whatever a soil test says, and the county Extension office can help with that. Our pasture reclamation page lays out the clearing side.
Does Addison, Alabama fall inside the area Down South covers?
Yes. Addison is in eastern Winston County, one of eight west Alabama counties we cover from Berry. We take clearing, mulching, excavating and demolition jobs in town, toward the national forest and down toward Smith Lake. Tell us the nearest road and what is growing on the place, and we will set a time to look at it.
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How a Job Runs
Tell Us What You Have
Call, text or send the form. County, rough acreage, what is growing on it and how a truck and trailer gets in.
We Look at the Ground
Close by, we come and look. Farther off, we can go over it with you on satellite first, then see it on the ground before the work starts.
A Number to Plan Around
Estimates are free and priced off the property. Small jobs carry a minimum, and you hear the figure before you commit.
The Machines Go to Work
We settle what comes out and what stays. Mark the trees you want kept, or walk it with us and point them out.
Finished, Not Just Knocked Down
Holes filled, ground pulled back to grade, and the fall set so water leaves the site instead of standing on it.
Got Ground to Clear in Addison?
Call or text, or send a few details. Estimates are free.